We all love to pick the food we enjoy, there are a set of people who are not only foodie but equally maverick about kitchen designs. 

If you get an opportunity to make a list, you will find, there are people who love Victorian design; but then, there are a few who adore Modern or Classic types with mesmerizing wooden cabinets. And these cabinets are not just vanilla but also equipped with LED Puck Lights.

If you believe the kitchen is a lot more than Italian sink, silverware and imported double door fridge, then do not miss this blog as here we are going to describe myriad kitchen designs and how you can make them more tasteful with Puck Lights.  

Oak Cabinetry Kitchen

There is a lot of woodwork involved in this type of kitchen. This wood comes from reclaimed sources, so there isn’t a fear of termites. The kitchen gives you the feel of the woods, but the moment you see a nickel polished steel sink with expensive faucet and spacious cabinets with LED puck lights, you immediately realize, nothing is better in this world than your unique cooking space.

Chandelier Kitchen

The vaulter coffer ceiling makes it quite interesting. And that is not all. Spacious breakfast table in the corner assures, nothing disturbs you when you are reading the morning paper while savoring favorite latte. Here three beautiful chandeliers create a real feeling, and this feeling becomes more prominent when you switch on LED cabinet lights while baking a chocolate cake. 

Metal Kitchen

Stainless steel almirahs, double ovens, three kitchen sinks, and ample counter space, bring unusual shine. There isn’t much scope for woodwork, so you can skip puck lights.

Rustic Kitchen

There are people who only love classics. They see the world with the eyes of Tolstoy and Charles Dickens, and that’s why when it comes to selecting the design for the kitchen, they pick one with distressed cabinetry and an antique countertop. Wooden cabinets are dull shade, so they mount Puck Lights to enrich looks.

Eclectic Kitchen 

This kitchen is a conglomeration of stone, steel, and wood. It is certainly the most eye-catchy kitchen. Good scope for storage in every nook and corner; charming puck lights below cabinets, and cove light make it fascinating.